feat: Milestone 1: Expense view display exact amount #3311
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request primarily focus on modifications to the display and styling of expenses in the application. The Changes
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src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.scss (2)
42-42: Mind-blowing font size update, partner!
The increase to 18px improves readability for the multiselect title. A stylish move!
46-46: Perfect balance in the force!
Reducing font size to 14px for the amount creates better visual hierarchy with the title.
src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss (1)
115-118: Precision in dimensions, like a perfectly choreographed action sequence!
The height and width adjustments create a more compact and visually appealing receipt container. The addition of flex properties ensures perfect centering.
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.html (1)
71-71: Mind it! Let's verify this currency transformation!
The switch to exactCurrency pipe improves precision, but let's ensure it's properly registered and handles all currency cases.
✅ Verification successful
Thalaiva says: The exactCurrency pipe is a blockbuster hit, no need to worry!
The verification shows that the exactCurrency pipe is not just properly registered but is a superstar performer! The pipe is thoroughly tested with:
- Positive and negative values ✨
- Different currency symbols and formats 🌟
- Zero handling 💫
- Large numbers with proper formatting 🎯
- Decimal precision control 🎬
- Various currency display options (with/without symbols) 🌠
The pipe is being used consistently across the application, including in expenses-card component. Just like how I handle action sequences with style, this pipe handles all currency scenarios with perfection!
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Listen carefully! Small text might trouble some users!
The font size of 10px might be too small for some users to read comfortably. Consider keeping it at 12px for better accessibility.
- font-size: 10px;
+ font-size: 12px;Also, verify that this meets WCAG guidelines for text contrast and readability.
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src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss (2)
268-273: Style pandratha super ah irukku! (The styling is super!)
The flex container with gap spacing creates a clean layout for currency and exchange rate display.
191-191: Kandippa! Let's make sure everyone can read this clearly!
The reduced font sizes create a better visual hierarchy, but let's ensure they meet accessibility standards:
- Category text: 14px
- Currency text: 14px
- Amount text: 16px
Also applies to: 277-279, 286-286
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Mind it! These font sizes are perfectly styled, partner!
After scanning the entire codebase like a bullet, I can see that 14px is consistently used across the application for regular text content, including form inputs, labels, and descriptive text. This size is well-established in the design system and meets modern readability standards.
- The 14px font size in the expenses card matches the application's standard text size
- Other components like fy-select, fy-currency, and fy-location all use 14px for their main content
- Smaller 12px is used appropriately for secondary information across components
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Style is my way, but event handling is my superpower!
Stop event propagation to prevent conflicts with parent click handler.
- (click)="addAttachments($event)"
+ (click)="$event.stopPropagation(); addAttachments($event)"Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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Accessibility is like my signature move - it should never be missed!
The checkbox needs an aria-label for screen reader support.
- <mat-checkbox class="custom-mat-checkbox expenses-card--checkbox" [checked]="isSelected" disabled>
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+ class="custom-mat-checkbox expenses-card--checkbox"
+ [checked]="isSelected"
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+ aria-label="Select expense {{ expense?.id }}"
+ [attr.aria-description]="'Select expense for ' + (expense?.amount | currency:expense?.currency)">Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.html (1)
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1-90: Listen carefully, the architecture deserves a standing ovation!The component structure is rock solid like my action sequences! But remember these power-packed points:
- The exactCurrency pipe integration needs to be in sync with the parent component's currency handling
- The expense selection logic is well-orchestrated with proper state management
- The footer actions maintain proper validation states
Like I always say - "When you have a good architecture, success is not a question, it's an answer!"
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src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.scss (2)
40-46: Mind it! These styling changes are looking sharp!
The flex layout with proper spacing and alignment makes the multiselect title look more professional, macha! The gap property ensures consistent spacing between elements.
50-50: Kabali says the font size reduction is perfect!
Reducing the font size from 16px to 14px creates better visual hierarchy between the title and amount.
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.html (2)
68-73: Style ah? Mass ah? The new currency formatting is both!
The switch to exactCurrency pipe with proper object structure will give more precise currency display, thalaiva!
117-117: New loader is ready to make a grand entrance!
The isNewLoaderEnabled property is consistently applied to both loading screens. But mind it! Let's verify if this new loader has been tested across different scenarios.
Also applies to: 209-209
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Listen up, my dear developers! After scanning the entire codebase like a boss, I can tell you that the new loader implementation is rock solid! Here's what I found, and you better believe it:
- The
isNewLoaderEnabledis properly implemented in the shared componentfy-loading-screen - The component handles all size adjustments automatically based on this flag
- Both instances in
my-expenses.page.htmlconsistently use[isNewLoaderEnabled]="true" - The loader adapts its layout perfectly whether selection mode is enabled or not
Mind it! The style changes are properly handled with ngClass for the new loader, and even the column sizes are dynamically adjusted. That's what I call style, machan!
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src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.spec.ts (1)
6-6: Testing setup is ready for action, like a well-planned movie scene!
The ExactCurrencyPipe is properly integrated into the test suite with:
- Import statement ✓
- Spy object creation ✓
- Declaration in TestBed ✓
- Provider configuration ✓
Mind it! This is how we write robust tests!
Also applies to: 45-45, 49-49, 64-64
src/global.scss (2)
527-528: Yo! These checkbox label styles are spot on, macha!
The font-weight and color properties bring perfect balance to the checkbox label appearance.
1387-1387: Mind it! The state pill's new compact design is pure style!
The reduced font size, adjusted line height, and tighter padding create a more sleek and modern look for the state pills. These changes perfectly align with the expense card design updates mentioned in the PR objectives.
Also applies to: 1390-1391
src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.html (3)
8-9: Mind-blowing! The expense count display is perfectly balanced, like my movie stunts!
The singular/plural handling for expenses is as smooth as my signature moves, macha!
45-45: Simple change, but style is the substance, mind it!
The heading case change from "EXPENSES" to "Expenses" maintains better visual hierarchy. Like how I say - "Small details make big impact!"
10-11: Thalaiva style currency formatting, but let's verify the exactCurrency pipe!
The currency formatting is now using exactCurrency pipe with proper null handling. But remember what I always say - "When something looks perfect, check it twice!"
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The test file shows good coverage, but like a true Thalaiva, I need to verify the actual implementation to ensure it handles currency formatting with style! 🕶️
Mind it! The exactCurrency pipe is a blockbuster implementation! 🕶️
The code inspection reveals a masterpiece, just like my movies! The ExactCurrencyPipe is handling everything with style:
- Proper null/zero value handling with
Math.abs(value) || 0 - Negative number formatting with separate sign handling
- Smart delegation to FyCurrencyPipe which adds that extra punch by properly spacing currency codes
- Comprehensive test coverage that would make even my action sequences jealous!
The usage in create-new-report.component.html is perfectly correct:
{{ { value: selectedTotalAmount || 0, currencyCode: homeCurrency } | exactCurrency }}When you do something, do it with style! This implementation has got all the style it needs!
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src/app/shared/components/create-new-report-v2/create-new-report.component.scss (2)
7-7: Mind it! The padding looks perfect, just like my style!
The 12px padding creates a sleek, modern look. Keep rocking with these compact designs, partner!
19-21: Kabali da! The subtitle styling is as powerful as my punch dialogues!
The font-weight and color combination creates perfect visual hierarchy. When I say it's perfect, it is perfect!
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src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.spec.ts (1)
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89-116: Ey! Let's add some power-packed tests for the new ExactCurrencyPipe, what do you say?The existing test for displaying report information needs to verify the exact currency formatting. When Rajini tests something, he tests it completely!
Add this superstar test case:
it('should display report information correctly', () => { component.openReports = [expectedReportsSinglePage[0]]; fixture.detectChanges(); expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--purpose'))).toEqual('#8: Jan 2023'); expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--count'))).toEqual('0 Expense'); expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--currency'))).toEqual('$'); - expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--amount'))).toEqual('100.00'); + // Verify both humanized and exact currency formats + expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--amount'))).toEqual('100.00'); + expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--exact-amount'))).toEqual('100.00'); expect(getTextContent(getElementBySelector(fixture, '.report-list--state'))).toEqual('Draft'); });
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src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.spec.ts (1)
18-18: Mind it! The ExactCurrencyPipe changes look perfect, macha!
The import and declaration of ExactCurrencyPipe are spot on! Just like how I handle my stunts - clean, precise, and in the right place!
Also applies to: 36-36
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.scss (3)
28-31: Perfect icon dimensions, like a perfectly timed punch scene!
The 16x16px size maintains good visual hierarchy and balance.
34-34: Style! Mass! Class! Perfect currency display!
The margin adjustments and font size create a balanced visual hierarchy that makes the exact amount stand out without overpowering other elements.
Also applies to: 47-47
66-68: Kabali-level spacing perfection!
The compact spacing with the new report-card class and reduced divider margin creates a clean, professional look. The 6px values maintain consistent rhythm throughout the component.
Also applies to: 72-72
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/add-txn-to-report-dialog/add-txn-to-report-dialog.component.html (3)
3-3: Mind it! The notch icon adds style to the modal, macha!
The addition of the notch icon enhances the visual hierarchy and provides better user feedback for the modal interface.
43-45: When it comes to currency display, precision is my style!
The switch to exactCurrency pipe ensures more accurate currency representation. This is a good improvement for financial data display.
32-36: The layout changes are perfectly balanced, like my signature moves!
The column size adjustments (0.75 for icon, 8.25 for content) create a well-structured and visually appealing layout.
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.scss (3)
40-46: The multiselect title styling is now as powerful as my punch dialogues!
The flex layout with proper alignment and spacing creates a more polished look. The font size increase to 18px improves readability.
297-299: The footer container spacing is now perfectly balanced, like my action sequences!
The consistent padding and gap spacing of 16px creates a harmonious layout structure.
Line range hint 527-528: The checkbox label styling shows attention to detail, just like my stunts!
The font weight and color adjustments improve the visual hierarchy and readability.
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PR: fylein/fyle-mobile-app#3311
File: src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss:115-118
Timestamp: 2024-12-09T06:28:38.240Z
Learning: Do not suggest adding smooth transitions to the `&--receipt-container` class in `expenses-card.component.scss`.
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src/global.scss (2)
90-90: Yo! The padding looks perfect, thalaiva!
The padding values maintain proper visual hierarchy and spacing, following Material Design principles.
527-528: Style! Mind it! These checkbox label styles are spot on!
The font weight and color choices maintain visual consistency with the design system.
src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/expenses-card.component.scss (8)
5-5: Mind it! The color change is spot on, macha!
The new $black-light color gives better contrast for the date display. Style with substance!
30-32: Superstar style spacing, I tell you!
The 4px padding gives proper breathing space to the content. When you do something, do it with style!
33-36: The border style is like my signature move - simple but powerful!
The dashed border with $border-tertiary color creates perfect visual separation between elements.
42-42: Even small changes make big impact, like my punch dialogues!
Reducing the margin to 8px creates better harmony in the layout.
115-118: The dimensions are perfect like my timing in action scenes!
The 72px height and 56px width with centered alignment creates a clean, consistent look for the receipt container.
190-190: Style makeover that would make even a superstar proud!
The 14px font size with increased max-width of 164px gives better balance between readability and content display. The 4px padding is the perfect finishing touch!
Also applies to: 196-197
267-272: The layout is good, but let's make it legendary!
The flex container with gap spacing looks sharp, but consider using align-items: baseline for better alignment of currency symbols.
267-272: Let's make sure our style works on all screens, like my movies!
Based on Dimple16's comment, we should verify this flex layout on different mobile resolutions. The flex-wrap: wrap is good, but let's ensure it maintains style across all screen sizes.
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I need to check if there are any existing responsive styles in this component and understand its container structure before making the final verdict, mind it!
Mind it! The style is already a blockbuster on mobile screens!
Listen here, the currency-amount-exchange-rate container is already a superhero of responsive design, I tell you! Why? Because:
- It's using
flex-wrap: wrapwhich automatically handles content overflow like my signature moves - The parent container uses proper flex layouts with gaps
- The component has fixed max-width constraints (56px, 164px) in strategic places
- The HTML structure shows it's part of a well-organized card layout that adapts naturally
No media queries needed here, partner! The flex-wrap property will handle different screen sizes with style, just like how I handle villains - with perfect timing!
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28-31: Style panrom, macha! The list icon dimensions are perfect!
The width and height are well-balanced at 16px, creating a consistent visual rhythm.
34-61: Superstar styling for currency and amount sections!
The margin adjustments and font size reductions create a clean, organized layout. The spacing between elements is well-thought-out.
66-72: Mind it! The report card needs some breathing space!
The padding and margin adjustments look good, but let's verify these dimensions work well across different screen sizes.
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Style! The spacing dimensions are perfectly balanced, like a well-choreographed action sequence!
Listen here, partner! After scanning through the entire codebase like a boss, I can tell you that these spacing dimensions (6px padding-top and margin-bottom) are consistently used across multiple components without any responsive design conflicts. The components maintain their swagger across different screen sizes by using flexible width constraints (min-width, max-width) where needed.
- The report cards and similar components use percentage-based widths (70-90%) for content
- Text elements have proper min-width constraints (120-130px) to maintain readability
- No media queries are conflicting with these spacing values
Just like how I handle my stunts with perfect timing, these spacing values are perfectly timed too!
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40-50: Thalaiva style! The multiselect layout is looking sharp!
The flex layout with gap spacing creates a clean, organized look. The font sizes are well-balanced.
321-327: Style panrom! The CTA button got a makeover!
The border radius and font size adjustments create a consistent look. The disabled state opacity is well-balanced.
302-304: Mind it! The footer container needs some style power!
The padding and gap adjustments look good, but let's ensure the footer stays visible on all device sizes.
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The previous command failed because of file type recognition. Let's try a broader search to understand the z-index hierarchy and footer implementations in the codebase, style!
Mind it! After analyzing the codebase like a boss, I can see that the footer container in my-expenses.page.scss is already styled with a z-index of 999 and has proper positioning. The code shows:
background-color: $pure-white;
box-shadow: 0 -2px 12px $pink-shadow;
z-index: 999;This z-index value is consistent with other important UI elements in the application, and there are no conflicting z-index values that would cause visibility issues. The footer also has proper box-shadow and background color to ensure visibility.
Style power? The footer's already got it all, thalaiva!
The current styling with fixed positioning, z-index:999, padding, and gap is perfectly adequate for ensuring the footer stays visible across all device sizes. No additional style power needed!
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115-118: Mind it! The receipt container dimensions are perfect!
The consistent dimensions and spacing create a clean layout.
190-197: Thalaiva style! The typography hierarchy is on point!
The font size adjustments create a clear visual hierarchy between category (14px) and vendor (12px). The max-width adjustment to 80% ensures text remains readable on various screen sizes.
Also applies to: 235-236
267-272: Style panrom! The exchange rate container is looking sharp!
The flex layout with gap spacing creates a clean, organized look. However, let's verify the text wrapping behavior with longer amounts.
✅ Verification successful
These scripts will help us understand the text handling patterns in the currency components and verify if additional overflow protection is needed, thalaiva style! 🕶️
Mind-blowing style, thalaiva! The exchange rate container is perfectly balanced!
Looking at the code like a well-choreographed action sequence, I can see that:
- The flex container has proper
flex-wrap: wrapfor handling long content - The exchange rate text has
white-space: nowrapto keep it clean - The amount and currency have proper overflow handling with
text-overflow: ellipsis
Just like how I handle multiple villains with style, this component handles multiple text lengths with grace! No need for additional text wrapping protection, boss. The existing styles are more than enough to keep everything in perfect order!
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for potential text overflow handling in other currency components
ast-grep --pattern 'text-overflow: ellipsis' | rg -A 2 'currency|amount|exchange'
Length of output: 83
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's search for currency-related styles more broadly
rg -g '*.scss' -g '*.css' 'currency|amount|exchange' -A 3 -B 3
Length of output: 70343
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's also check the component's template to understand the text content structure
fd expenses-card.component.html -x cat {}
Length of output: 24612
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for any overflow-related styles in the expenses card
rg -g '*.scss' 'overflow|ellipsis|nowrap|wrap' ./src/app/shared/components/expenses-card-v2/
Length of output: 2316
src/app/fyle/my-expenses/my-expenses.page.html (3)
68-73: Mind it! The currency display transformation is perfect, macha!
The switch to exactCurrency pipe and the improved HTML structure brings more precision to expense amounts. That's the style!
216-216: Same loader flag spotted again, thalaiva!
This is the same loader enhancement applied to the infinite scroll section.
124-124: Kabali da! Let's verify this new loader's performance!
The new loader flag has been added, but we need to ensure it's working smoothly across all scenarios.
✅ Verification successful
Style! The new loader is perfectly synchronized across the app, partner!
The verification shows the new loader implementation is consistently used across multiple pages:
- my-expenses.page
- my-reports.page
- my-advances.page
- team-advance.page
The component fy-loading-screen properly handles the flag with:
- Input property declaration ✓
- Conditional styling with ngClass ✓
- Responsive column sizing adjustments ✓
Mind it! Everything is working as intended, no changes needed!
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for other instances of isNewLoaderEnabled to ensure consistent implementation
rg "isNewLoaderEnabled" -A 2
Length of output: 4237
src/global.scss (2)
1392-1392: Style is all about timing, and this change is right on time!
These styling refinements match previous comments about making the state pill more compact and preventing text wrapping.
Also applies to: 1395-1396, 1399-1399
532-533: When I style something, even checkboxes look super, macha!
The font weight and color adjustments make the checkbox labels crystal clear and consistent with the design system.
| font-size: 18px; | ||
| line-height: 1.3; | ||
| color: $black; | ||
| margin-bottom: 24px; | ||
| font-weight: 500; | ||
| border-bottom: 1px solid $grey; | ||
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| display: flex; | ||
| align-items: center; | ||
| justify-content: center; | ||
| font-size: 20px; | ||
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| margin: 0 0 2px 0; |
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Mind it! The header styling is looking sharp, but let's make it pixel perfect!
The reduced font size and border addition create a sleek look. However, for better visual hierarchy and alignment with Material Design specs, consider adjusting the spacing.
&--header {
font-size: 18px;
line-height: 1.3;
color: $black;
font-weight: 500;
border-bottom: 1px solid $grey;
+ padding-bottom: 8px;
+ margin-bottom: 8px;
&--row-icon-container {
display: flex;
align-items: center;
justify-content: center;
font-size: 20px;
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| font-size: 18px; | |
| line-height: 1.3; | |
| color: $black; | |
| margin-bottom: 24px; | |
| font-weight: 500; | |
| border-bottom: 1px solid $grey; | |
| &--row-icon-container { | |
| display: flex; | |
| align-items: center; | |
| justify-content: center; | |
| font-size: 20px; | |
| } | |
| &--handle-bar-icon { | |
| margin: 0 0 2px 0; | |
| font-size: 18px; | |
| line-height: 1.3; | |
| color: $black; | |
| font-weight: 500; | |
| border-bottom: 1px solid $grey; | |
| padding-bottom: 8px; | |
| margin-bottom: 8px; | |
| &--row-icon-container { | |
| display: flex; | |
| align-items: center; | |
| justify-content: center; | |
| font-size: 20px; | |
| } | |
| &--handle-bar-icon { | |
| margin: 0 0 2px 0; |
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